We are the Armenise-Harvard Laboratory of Genome Architecting
at the University of Turin in Italy
at the University of Turin in Italy
We study how three-dimensional chromatin structure influences heart development and disease, and we leverage this knowledge to architect stem cell programming for regenerative medicine and cellular agriculture
We are based at the Molecular Biotechnology Center "Guido Tarone" within the Department of Molecular Biotechnology and Health Sciences
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Our research is chiefly supported by the Giovanni Armenise-Harvard Foundation and the European Research Council (Horizon Europe Starting Grant)
We also receive generous funding from Additional Ventures, FEBS, NIH, and MUR
We also receive generous funding from Additional Ventures, FEBS, NIH, and MUR
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